The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-01
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lncnos 10 70 inches at the UNIFORM prlce
Of p cts. each. ScHUETTE Bros.
Door county has voted to issue bonds
to the amount of S35, 900 to the Midland
r. z. company. The amount is small
but the county viii know what repent.
ance is before many years are past.
! JOHN OHAaA of this city was quite
seriously injured on Saturday last by be.
ing thrown from buggy. A stick enter
ed his face bo!ow the eye and it is feared
that injury to his sight may result.
a NORTH side mar threatened TO hang
himself one day this week and his wife
sought the aid OF officers to prevent him
ron executing bis threat. He promised
10 live and the officers Let him alone
TAKs Simmons Liver Regulator to i'm
prove the appetite, to strengthen the sys-
tenn, to stimulate the liver, to cleanse the
SKIN OF its yeIlowness, to remove boils ana
pimples and cause new life in the blood.
ERNST WAGNER, JUN, has moved into
the house heretofore occupied by his
father, who has moved into his new resi-
dence. VIM. Kunz has taken his abode
lii the house formerly occupied by E.
Wagner, Jun.
W. FL. TIMLIN, formerly of Kewaunec
county now of Milwaukee, has won a case
in the supreme court having some con-
neetion with Milwaukee county finances
which, it is said, will give him a state re-
| putation as lawyer.
ED. SCHENEDERMAN, clerk Of the Mur.
kegon, has been spending a couple Of
weeks in the city settling up the affairs
OF the vessel. He left fer Chicago on
Monday and will keep books for some
| firm during the winter
THE Fl. G. Richards reached this place
on Saturday last and has been stripped
and laid up. She has had quite sue
cessful season, something which every
vessel under the command of Captain
| Tom Roche is sure to have.
THE underwriters Of the lost steamer
Vernon are trying to escape payment OF
its loss. 1t is very doubtful about their
succeeding as the unseaworthy character
Of the steamer was we'll known and they
took the risk with full knowledge.
FRANK SEIDL OF this city presented the
Tom Mohr school district in Kossuth a
fine large bell, and the school house is
now ornamental with a belfry. This is
the school in which Frank was educated
and he holds it in kind remembrance.
FRANK WHITE OF this city and Miss
Annie Hanley of Milwaukee were married
1T the latter place on Thursday last.
Mr. White Is bright young fellow with
large business capacity and has worked
his own way up TO good position in life.
IL dress goods and trimmings to match
we aim to keep the very best quality, the
best assortment and the cheapest price,
OF any house in the city. Call and in
spact them. l
! BARNES, MENDLIE & MULHoLLANI
| A MEETING will be held at Fellows Hall
this evening to consider a plan for pro-
vidlng means Of entertainment and in
struction for the people of this city, The
movement is being backed by number
Of representative citizens and should sue
! coed.
! ALL coast lights on Lake Michigan
south Of Latitude A degrees so minutes
will be kept lighted every night through
the year; and all pier lights will be kept
| lighted when the entrances to the harbors
nre sufficiently clear of ice for vessels to
enter.
In the custom house in Milwaukee an
anti swearing society has been organiz-
ed. The members deposit ten cents in a
charity box every time they use profane
language. Walker is allowed to swear
tive times for ten cents,-that is two cents
crossword.
: The government thermometer at Mil
waukee registered degrees below zero
on Monday. The government thermome-
ter is usually slow affair. Several of the
'go as you please" kind did far better.
Bismarck, Dakota showed temperature
Of 20 degrees below and Duluth fetchf d
mp at IA below.
The entertainment given by the La
dies Aid Society on Thursday last was
highly successful in all it's features and all
who attended had most enjoyable time.
A nice sum was Melted which will be used
for charitable purposes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest donated S. to the society, a gift
which is highly appreciated.
TIE report of the fall examinations has
been necessarily delayed, but will appear
IN next weeks issue. The cause OF the
delay was due to the intention of hold1n
a second supplementary examination.
something for which time has not yet been
found, and it was deemed best not to
farther postpone the report.
TIE railroad company is running side
track along the new docks lately put in
This means the shipping of freight from
this point by water. 1t is said that Min.
neapolis -four will be brought to this
place and shipped By the F. & P. NJ. boats
This -four in the summer goes via Dulutl
but as that port is not open in winter an
outlet is sought here.
WHILE Blaine was in Paris he consult.
ed DR.. McGavin of that city who is 6
brother of Mr.. Robert McGavin OF this
city. He pronounced Blaine fully able
to Withstand the hardships of many poll
teal campaigns yet to come. Mr.. Villas
who lived for some years in Paris saws
DIR. McGsvin is one of the noted physi
o;,,e ~ ~, Nop+inapf